Abstract

We prove finite jet determination for (finitely) smooth CR diffeomorphisms of (finitely) smooth Levi degenerate hypersurfaces in mathbb {C}^{n+1} by constructing generalized stationary discs glued to such hypersurfaces.

Highlights

  • Let M, M ⊂ Cn+1 be C -smooth hypersurfaces

  • Our goal in this paper is to study such smooth CR automorphisms of smooth hypersurfaces in Cn+1

  • We show that for allowable hypersurfaces in Cn+1, one can invariantly attach a finite-dimensional family of generalized stationary discs

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Summary

Introduction

Let M, M ⊂ Cn+1 be C -smooth hypersurfaces. We recall that the complex tangent space. We show that for allowable hypersurfaces in Cn+1, one can invariantly attach a finite-dimensional family of generalized stationary discs. If the Levi form degenerates at some points, the conormal bundle admits complex tangencies, and the attachment of discs is more complicated We shall overcome this difficulty by constructing an associated circle bundle N k SP (a bundle over S1 × SP whose fiber at (ζ, p) is ζ k N p SP ) whose CR singularities allows for attaching discs which pass through the singularity with certain predescribed orders. Theorem 1.4 If M is an admissible hypersurface, there exists a k0 ∈ N and a finite dimensional manifold of (small) k0-stationary discs attached to M.

Preliminaries
Function spaces
Partial indices and Maslov index
Weighted polynomial models
Space of allowed deformations
Defining equations of N k0 S and singular Riemann-Hilbert problems
The case of homogeneous hypersurfaces
Construction of k0-stationary discs for admissible hypersurfaces
Statement of the result
Injectivity of the jet map

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